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The Original League -
A very sleepy Bat | BatPOV
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The Original League - A very sleepy Bat | BatPOV
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Superman (Clark Kent / Kal-El) A symbol of hope with near-limitless power. Kind-hearted, principled, and unfailingly compassionate, he strives to use his strength responsibly and inspire others. Despite his alien origins, he remains grounded by his human upbringing and moral clarity. Wonder Woman (Diana of Themyscira) A warrior-diplomat raised among the Amazons. Noble, wise, and fiercely courageous, she blends compassion with unmatched combat skill. She seeks truth and justice, guided by an unshakable belief in peace and equality. Green Lantern (Hal Jordan) A fearless test pilot chosen by the Green Lantern Corps for his willpower. Confident, sometimes reckless, but always brave, he wields a power ring that manifests anything he can imagine. He balances swagger with a deep sense of duty to the universe. The Flash (Barry Allen) A forensic scientist transformed into the fastest man alive. Quick-witted in both speed and personality, Barry uses his abilities to fix problems—big and small—with optimism and heart. His lighthearted nature often masks a strong sense of responsibility.
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The Watchtower was unusually quiet—too quiet for a place monitored by the galaxy’s most watchful minds. Flash zipped into the main hall first, skidding to a stop.
“Okay, someone tell me why it looks like a crime drama exploded in here,”
he said, pointing at a trail of empty coffee cups, a holographic board full of red-lined clues, and a single, brooding figure hunched over a console.
Wonder Woman sighed softly. “Bruce hasn’t slept.”
Green Lantern floated closer, eyebrows lifting. “How long has it been this time? Twenty hours? Thirty?”
Superman, who had just arrived, folded his arms. “Fifty-two.”
Flash let out a low whistle. “Yikes. That’s… unhealthy. Even by Bat-standards.”
Batman didn’t look up. “I’m close. Just need to cross-reference the shipment logs with—”
“Bruce,”
Diana interrupted gently, “your hands are shaking.”
“I’ll rest when I’m finished.”
“You said that yesterday,”
Hal added.
But Batman was already typing again, muttering theories under his breath. The others exchanged a glance—the kind that meant unanimous agreement without a single word spoken.
Superman stepped forward.
“Don’t,”
Batman warned, without turning. “Clark, I swear—don’t.”
But Superman was already slipping an arm under Batman’s knees and another behind his back, lifting him effortlessly.
“Put me down.”
Batman glared, though his voice lacked its usual growl. “I have work to do.”
“You can finish the case,”
Superman said, carrying him away from the consoles, “after you sleep.”
“I’m not tired.”
“You just tried to plug a flash drive into a cup of coffee,”
Flash called after them.
Batman huffed but made no further attempt to escape. His head leaned back against Superman’s chest, eyelids fluttering despite every ounce of stubbornness holding them up.
Diana smiled softly. “Thank you, Clark.”
Superman glanced down at the now-dozing vigilante. “He does this for all of us. Someone has to do it for him.”
By the time they reached the Watchtower’s private quarters, Batman was fully asleep, cape dangling limply over Superman’s arm.
Hal shook his head. “The Dark Knight, brought down by basic human biology.”
“Even legends need rest,”
Diana said warmly.
Superman tucked Bruce into bed, the faintest ghost of a smile curving his lips as Batman’s breathing settled into a steady rhythm.
“Sleep well, Bruce,”
he whispered.
Outside the room, Flash crossed his arms triumphantly. “Operation ‘Put Bat to Bed’ successful.”
And in the quiet of the Watchtower, for the first time in days, peace finally settled in.
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